so are these cool?

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  • 06-07-2004
    canuck
    so are these cool?
  • 06-07-2004
    Tantrum
    I'd have to say...
    NOT!!!! Who wears socks with thongs, er, ah, flip flops? Here in Boulder it's fashionable to wear wool socks with Birkenstocks. But you need to have dreadlocks, hairy legs, and a dog on a hemp leash.
  • 06-07-2004
    LazyL
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    Not!
    But rainbow toe socks, those have mad, mad style. Probably work with flipflops, no?
  • 06-07-2004
    Tantrum
    Ugh, my eyes...
    Those are hideous, LL. What self-respecting beach-bunny would be caught dead in those?:(
  • 06-07-2004
    LazyL
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    But they're so '80s...
    As were Candies high heels. Put the two together, and... Mad steez!

    Actually, that was probably more like late '70s, very early '80s, but still.
  • 06-07-2004
    Tantrum
    As Canuck would say...
    Some things are better left in the '80s.:)
  • 06-07-2004
    LazyL
    Good point.
    Volvos became popular in the '80s, I think?
  • 06-08-2004
    Tantrum
    Another good point, however...
    What was old is new again. This is true for Volvos and Morrissey.:D I think I'll pick up his new disc.
  • 06-08-2004
    canuck
    LOL!!!

    that's for the Morrissey reference...I believe Subaru's were huge in the 80's also LL?

    what do you drive again?
  • 06-08-2004
    Tantrum
    Why are you laughing at Morrissey?...
    The dude's got staying power.;)
  • 06-08-2004
    LazyL
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    Touche!
    Though, in my defense, Subarus weren't too popular here in SoCal. Hereabouts, the signature "chick" car was the white Cabriolet convertible, driven by a white coed (preferably blonde), with white-framed sunglasses, wearing (what else?) a white outfit, including the coup de grace, those little white, mid-calf leather boots with decorative holes punched in them (kinda like a colander, except, well, decorative).

    In the 80s, I drove an AMC Rambler American. The two-door hardtop seen in the front of this ad (mine was blue).
  • 06-08-2004
    canuck
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by LazyL
    Though, in my defense, Subarus weren't too popular here in SoCal. Hereabouts, the signature "chick" car was the white Cabriolet convertible, driven by a white coed (preferably blonde), with white-framed sunglasses, wearing (what else?) a white outfit, including the coup de grace, those little white, mid-calf leather boots with decorative holes punched in them (kinda like a colander, except, well, decorative).

    In the 80s, I drove an AMC Rambler American. The two-door hardtop seen in the front of this ad (mine was blue).


    Oh nice try!! Valiant effort to deflect the topic away from your Subaru and onto your past ultra-cool ride....

    In the 80's I drove a green Jeep CJ7 with the word "gator" in orange letters across the spare tire cover (that is before it rotted off). It was full time 4WD and sucked back gas faster than a redneck at a winetasting... came with 8 track already installed too!
  • 06-08-2004
    LazyL
    Your problem is
    you're not a lesbian.

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    And therefore can't understand the Subaru mystique. They don't call it a Lesbaru for nothin'.

    My problem, too, btw. Sigh. Chicks dig the car; guys just ask why I didn't get the WRX.
  • 06-08-2004
    canuck
    I've never heard them called Lesbarus before...

    I like them more now